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68 Cards in this Set

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abdomino
abdomin
adipo
fat
brachi/o
arm
caudo
tail
cervico
neck
chondro
cartilage
cranio
skull
crin
to secrete
cruro
leg
cyto
cell
dist
away from
glute
buttocks
histo
histo
infero
below
latero
side
lumb
loin
lympho
lymph
medi/o
middle
muscul/o
muscle
neur/o
nerve
pelv/o
pelvis
peritone/o
peritoneum
pleur/o
pleura
poster/o
back
proxim/o
near to
proct/o
rectum & anus
pub/o
genital region
spin/o
spine
super/o
above
thorac/o
chest
ur/o
urine
vascul/o
blood vessel
ventr/o
belly
vertebr/o
vertebra
viscer/o
internal organ
cephalic region
entire head
cervical region
neck
trunk
torso
thoracic region
chest
pubic region
genital region
dorsum
back
vertebral region
spine
gluteal region
buttocks
upper extremities
arms
lower extremities
legs
cranial cavity
brain
spinal cavity
spinal cord
thoracic cavities
pleural, pericardial, mediastinium
abdominal cavity
stomach, spleen, liver, gallbladder, pancreas, portion of small intestines and colon
pleural cavity
lungs
pericardial cavity
heart
mediastinum
heart, esophagus, trachea, thymus gland, aorta
pelvic cavity
urinary bladder, ureters, urethra, portions of small intestines and colon
superior/cephalic
more toward head or above another structure
inferior or caudal
more toward feet or tail or below another structure
anterior or ventral
more toward front or belly side of body
posterior or dorsal
more toward back or spinal cord of body
medial
middle or near middle of body
lateral
refers to side
apex
tip of summit of organ
base
bottom of lower part of organ
proximal
located nearer to the point of attachment to body
distal
located farther away form point of attachment to body
superficial
more toward surface of body
superficial
more toward surface of body
deep
further away from surface of body
supine
body lying horizontally and facing upward
prone
body lying horizontally and facing downward